This will indicate the preferred peep string angle for your bow. The final step is to move horizontally within that row until you come to the column with the bow’s draw length. A 6¾” brace height bow would use the 7” brace height chart.) Next, find the bow’s axle-to-axle length on the left axis of the chart. (For example, a 6¼” brace height bow would use the 6” brace height chart. Round this number up or down to the closest inch.

This is the distance from the string to the thumb web section of the bow’s grip. The first step is to determine the bow’s brace height. THIS MEANS THAT YOU CAN TRY OUT THE OPTIONS AVAILABLE BEFORE MAKING A PURCHASE.įOR MORE INFORMATION ON PRICING / AVAILABILITY PLEASE CONTACT US or 01767 262 533 WE DO HAVE A SPECIALITY CLAIRIFER KIT THAT YOU CAN HIRE FROM US. Neither we or Speciality Archery cannot be held responsible if the information shown does not work for you. ** The information below is only a guideline and may not work for everyone. However Speciality Archery who make and sell everything you need to get the perfect sight picture, have some basics which will help you in deciding. Unfortunately as everyone's bow set up and eye sight is different, there is no quick answer as to what will work for you. Speciality Archery - FAQ's - Speciality will answer more of your questions on this subject.Ĭhoosing a Peep sight and / or Clarifiers / Verifiers can be a nightmare! Below is some of the basic stuff you need to know but if you click here. This pages information has been taken from the Speciality Archery Website.

Peep sight on a bow